he very some. in 'underound this“
lclnlti. ( Would it not be well to call 2 ,-
$1 nWeek
p on the 'phone rind protect your»
a null vnluiiblcs ognihst this den-
or by placing a Burglary policy
with on" and let us reimburse you for ‘
the loss. Telephone 1230
TAYLOR & GOLDEN
2 our Wsahlngton Street,
. . South Norwslk, Conn.
All kinds ol' insurance.
2% Publicatonogrnphsr.»
The J. ill. Layton and (10.. Inc.
2 7 have sold a lot in Rhodonollii Park to
Thomas C. Cevanagh
(I .1: cry '. I -g‘nj '1 (Ag.
Kiu‘ -s‘s-~‘x‘x .
1'5!
Pays the Dill
was a was, 3,:\unu\on.
Hwy/arr,
,. tiny other state.
riser gumberfthn
onus in... .
out or 13 stnte; legislatures
which child labor bills were introdu‘o.
5 J ed, ten passed laws on the subjects-
‘ The tendency is toward shorter hours
2 with higher minimum wage restrlo~
~ limits. and the prohibition or night
LADIES’ 8..
MISS ES’
I
The Norwalks.
<J-Qafi
‘hwt‘l\‘K\‘u
"1 '51.! a l
.v. ~
-
CASH OR CREDIT
. .‘wotlr
“admitted her children to the stage.
Lgillslann, however. has re-
Workmen’ e Compensation. »
purely voluntary, those of; Michigan
‘- and Rhode llsland are “elective," with
one thing will impress you if you, hove looked at
Coats elsewhere, and that is the fact that these
Coats at $10 are the best values at the price in.“
‘ type
‘~ compensation for injured railway em-
. have Just passed laws limiting
9‘ working hours of men in private em-
thc wall-known provision torcuttlng'
on: the employer's summon-law do
(arise it he does not elect to some un-
der it; while' that ot‘ Arizona pro-
fesses to be of the rare compulsory
The federal bill, to provide
ployess. passed the Senate but died
in the House.
Hours of Labor.
The action of Congress in establish
lag the eight- hour day for contract
authorized in‘ . .
in)
0! the four new wolkmen’s come .
‘ pensatlon laws, that of Maryland is .
and sub contract work done for the
government is likely to lie tar-reach-
ing in its eiiects. ‘F‘ivo states, also,
the
Santa
Glens 2
it
fail to bring the kiddies
’ grout (1011 display . . 25¢
Dells have always been a ‘long
. ‘snit" with us. We have the big
Svnricty and the low prices. Don’ t
*0 $5
Santa Claus is all ready at
Mintz' s- The biggest and bright.
est display of American and For-
eign Toys The Norwalks have
ever seen. See big window dis-
Dolls :
DD 586
2/. Price. All Trimmed 2 Hats
p
\
Leather Bags at Special Prices v
Just at the right time, Fine Leather Bags,
Sortmcnt to pick 2from at special prices . ...
a wonderful as- 5
25¢ to $5.95
‘,. ' 1..
' 5
and save
25¢ to $6
HOLIDAY SUGGESTIONS
Jewel Cases 25c andup
\‘PinCushions..2..2........n......................25cto$1.oo 2
Clocks ..., ..... 791: to $150,
Mirrors . 25c and upy ‘
_ WOrk Baskets . .......... 25cto$n5d
~ Baby Sets. .75c to$L75
MilitarySets. 50cto$6
Milita’ry Brushes ................ .. 50c and up w
’ FANCY .APRONS-
f
“‘Bc sure and visit the Apron Booth for the big values Hun- I
" drcds of Aprons to pick from, \
5¢. 39¢. 49¢. 79¢. 99¢
14 .
ployments. Arizona has established
the eight-hour day. for mines and
2 sin-alters; New Jersey the ten -hour
day in bakeries; Massachusetts regu-
. . litter the working hours or motormen
» and conduotors. and New Mexico oi
2- railroad employees; while Mississippi
. has just passed a sweeping ten- hour
low.
....‘____.....,._.. 2 r
- Miss Margaret Rey,nolds of New
Canaan, viséted with friends in South
5 Norwalk on Monday.
4 MESH BAGS
' Come to this store2f01 the big line of Mesh Bags
5 m.oney
Other Styles, ranging in price train $15 to $30
w
FRANK JACOBY, . " _ 127 Wash’n 5.1;
“('V‘I‘I‘V“ ‘1- ‘0‘"/‘ " 1-2 fl'
\.I\Il\.l\ .l\‘l I|\
n..eum vssooolnh .
Wallace 8a is of South Norwalk,
“assent hiondny;;yvltn his parents Ml
_ ;aud“,‘Mrs “marl Sammie. on Polk
2- street, New Canaan.
I ~ .
Immigration.
Arizona by .9 new law excludes
, aliens from public employment. 2 New
York on the other hand is now pre—‘
to instruct the immigrants and
protect them from lodging- house
abuses. 2 ’
Air'- 'IJVI" Alpert/afar
:\..\‘\u\‘u-’M‘\u‘ :H'W \“O -2...
——Umbrellas, Mourning hands. O'Brien. j
Frank E. Ballard, of Bridgeport. has
. sold a lot at Hllodouolls Park,
. through J. M. Layton and Co, inc, to
‘Joseph 2S. Dykeman
NEW LABOR LAWS.
‘ clip-oil”-
.«u—.—
2 .22 Progress of isle—Bin Grist of Protec-
'j on Measures. ‘
22 . All or the jlsbor laws passed by
'1 Congress and by state legislatures
". during 1912. are described in an clan
2; brain and authoritative bulletin just
issued from its headquarters in New
REDDY & AYERS MOTOR C(). York by the Amerlcln Association for
and Mrs. George Carter of . 7 .0 VAN ZANT 'TREIT. .. Labor MMfllom Of BMW alani-
Woman'o Wot-kw
A notable achievement or 1912 in
labor legislation is the mlnlmum-wego~
law or Massachusetts, the first caper-
lmsnt ot the kind in America.
Through publicity it is believed that
public opinion will force employers in
. . A stated convocation of Butler ,
. Chapter, R.2 A M.. will be held at its
rooms December 10th, at 8 ociock D
. 2m. The Mark degree will be work-
ed.
W
MT.
IniSouth Norwslk, visited with Mr. and .
Mrs. Stephen Heath on.2Curtor street.
“in New Cannon, for several days this ..
22 week.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Corner} and" ..
, . children of South Norwnlk spent a -2
2 2 ‘tew days the past week as guests of ..
fur. and '.Mrs Cyrus Cornea of Dan-
bury avenue, Ridgefleld. fl 5 ‘_ "
Mrs. Joseph Hargrenve of Pitts:
fibrsrnnd Miss Estelle Osler of South "
Norwslk, spent Thanksgiving with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. William
Osler, in Ridgeileld.
\
—~-
The lack of a quorum made it lm~
possible to hold the annual meeting
2 of the South Norwulk Honrd of Trade
which was scheduled for lost even
\ intr The meeting was adjourned un-
til December 20th
Mrs. Charles Dennis. 0i Norwalk,
who is a guest at the Bailey Inn,
2 entertained a family party of eight.
Thanksgiving day for dinner. Mr.
and Mrs. 'i‘rlpler and Miss 'I‘ripler,
three members of the party remaining
over Sundny.~Rldgoiield Press.
'Willinm W. Austin at Silverminc.
5 visited with his nephew, George D
Scotleld oi §gpnd Bench, and on his
way hornelhor'ylslted for a few days
with his .brothlsr. Michael Austin. 0!
Springdala, 1.39. will return to his
i‘llome in allyormine next week.
Mr. and Mm? William 11- Guthrie
wired Missilrooé HOsltlus soiled today
' on the Clydevlln‘er, Arnhophoo, for
Jacksonville, Florda, and other“ points
of interest. having secured their res-
” ‘ervotions through the booking agency
, of J. M. Layton and 00.. inc. of hell-
road avicnnt:
manna—umua
whitest suit huts. O'Brien' s.
' WW
‘ Neighbors of the Modern Woodmen
’ of America Camp‘illei “are notified to
. attend the service at the Congress
2 tionnl Church Sunday encroach. be-
number 8tl1,lrom 4: 20 to 5: so. This
being it special service for all longer.
neighbors ot the Modern Wood
on or Arteries are heartily request-
:ed' to be present
( ' eon will be. "The Worth or the
ignited and the Church in titanium
unity." . J. W. Simple is the consul
at. W: at A..Onmp, 9294. . , ‘ .5",
The topic tor the 2
‘ 22‘1‘ 2.611890.
CARNATIONB, SWEET PEAS.
out eyr day
VIOLET;
tine.
EAST NORWALK-
HOLLY. WHEATH3~Nstlve Pine Wreaths, Roplns,2 any else and
made to order.-at reasonable prices
CHRYSANTHEMUMB. ROBE—Fresh
from our own gnoeuhou’s 2
91.11.12: OF THE VALLEY, leLA-x gotten on short no-
Délivery to any part of The Not-walks.
MR8. A. O. CUNEO. Florist;
@r inRX SPHXAS
Best Flour, Large Beg
. Best Flour, per Barrel
19 lbs. Granulated sugar“
100 STAMPS WITH 1 CAN BAKING POWDER AT . ..
. 750
$5.90
$1 00
IU‘OIDOICII cu.-
The Great A819 . Tea Company
124 WASHINGTON OT. SOUTH NORWALK
Tel. No. 90!.
Dollvorlu 8:80 I. m. and Elmo. m.
In. DIEM
SPECIAL XMAS SALE
RaincOats
and Capes
r011 MEN“. WOMEN AND CHILDREN
We are offering our entire stock at nosonorn wnotssann ‘
‘ PRICES. Will sell regardless of cost. .A. splendid chance to give a
nuolul Xmas present at a low cost.‘ 2
Sale Starts Monday, December 9
Interstate Rubber 00., 83 WaShington St.
r
convlcnon .
, Follows Trial
hetero you can be- con-
vincsd oi the quality oi to
biotic urea in“ "Supreme
ken art" Cigars-won diner.
airy” them and dudes tor
Nixie titties out or ten when
h or .
OPHORTUNITIIE: 2 .
Each day brings new opportunities,
added possibilities. , .
no slim to their chances und'uuick
to intro commode or canditlon's.
poi-lenses: tel t your pronciinoy end
that: s position where ecstatic. walla
2 meat or ‘6rkmen‘s
for theses who 2
_: licence in the labor legislation or this
2 your." ears the secretary. Dr.
' 28. Andrew; “are two Massachusetts
JOhn
lens, providlfl2 ior minimum-wage
hoards end «the other for reorganlw
tlon of (actor: inspection More
stringent laws in several states re-
quiring nonunion or industrial acol-
dents and diagonal. and the onset
compensation
mensurel by’i’onr intuitions! states.
Arlmna inclines. Rhoda some and
Maryland ale also 0! first unpert-
ance. pedal-bl labor legislation is no-
ticeably incressinz in volume. end
Congress this your enlarged the scope
.ot the eight—hour and the government
employer incident compensation
mealtimes "0; more than: ordinary
siglnnc‘nce, too, are the prohibition
or polsonouii. phosphorous matches
through the use or the federal taxing
power, and the authorisation of an in-
dustrial relstions, commission: No
less than 800 labor bills wane intro-
duced this your in ‘Conxress alone.
while the slots legislatures ground
out their full share of the annual
grist, .
Accident. and Diseases.
The movement for conipuleory unl-
torm reports of industrial accidents
and diseases made distinct progress
during the year. Seven states pass-
ed new. or strengthened old laws re
Hating to the notification or accidents,
and two states,” Maryland and New
Jersey joined the former haltdoiten
lmquiring physicians to report occupa.
tionsl diseases. Wisdom for the
purpose of preventing industrial in-
Juries hn’ the use of safety devices on
[dangerous machinery and exhaust
heads over poisonous tum“, are also
numerous
Factory Inspection.
in several states the number of
‘iactory inspectors ‘ls increased and
there is a tendency to have women
‘lnspectors- see that they‘lsws ore on:
forced in establishments where no
men are employed. New York now
any industry to pay the minimum
wage determined by the state wages
board. New Xork has joined Massa-
chusetts in prohibiting the industrial
employment of women within four
weeks after child birth and the pro-
hibithn or the employment or women
in donors) for more than 54 hours a
week. Kentucky, Maryland and New
Jersey have this year passed tondrour‘
laws for women. Last year’s eight-
hour law In California and Washing-
ton have hm upheld“ by the Supreme
Courts.
The ‘
Sentinel
. is" a. Daily
news
paper
"in the
Brendest
W'Sense that
the Term
“NEWS”
can be
)2
(4
$4
Putu
FOWNES GLOVES
If it's sa Fownes that’s all you need to know.
agency for Foivnes’ Glows. Each pair in a box and every
pair guaranteed or a new pair in excha
n
$1100 and s1. 50 r
SALE OF BELTS
Exclusive 5
in holly boxes. Special Belts at 25¢, 39¢, 50¢'
‘nnd 5¢. All colors and ‘styles.
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FANCY WORK BASKETS :
A‘ wonderful line of Fancy Work Baskets 5e151'i2gto for
$2. 50 ’
‘Bathrobes and KimOnos for Xmas:
l
>.
Put up in holly boxes. ..
Sale of
\
Bath Robes
c'....i~o
$2. 95 and $3. 95'
Clocks
:
' '4 Kimonos 49¢. 75¢. 99¢. $1.49.'$1.99- $2249 I
$1 IVORY CLOCKS 79.:
S
a Fancy Ivory Clocks, regular $1 00; fior Staurday, while they
‘ last 79c. .
S HANDKERCHIEFS
a At the Handkerchief Booth
> Fancy Box Handkerchiefs,
’4
\
\
my...
Initial Handkerchiefs for ladies and gents . . . . . . . . 2 for 25c
\
25'. 39c, 49c, 59c, 79c, $1.00 and $1. so '
Children’s Box Handkerchiefs 15c box
Ladies’ All Linen Handkerchiefs ..... . . .. .. 25c and 501: \
VZAVKVAAVA‘
19 lbs Granulated sugar $1
‘8 lbs. Prunes ... .25
3 pm Seeded Raisins .25
3 “)3. DRIED poor-I'lllvbolvuovu 25°
in... Dates .«......-....2....v..... .25
Ole‘onmcerinepks. W. .26
093m“,DRE-1....n..y..un..u e10
Apples. oranges, Grapes Grape mutt,
‘tm
UNITED GROCERY CG.
Eggs, per dozen .ul
Cranberries, per qt. ........... .2
Mixed Nuts. per lb. . "
Enzlllh Walnuts, peril). oo-one‘e M,
‘FIEI, W "7. “Hula-unounriy
Evaporated Peaches. 2 lbs. ...,.., 2 ’
lav-worsterelfl
spinach, Belem. sweet Pots '
7 20 North Main
on
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